All Production & Trade articles – Page 1749
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French pears kick off
French summer pear production appears to have escaped largely unscathed the late spring frosts that have hurt top and stone fruit production in many parts of Europe.
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Spanish berry industry counts its losses
Growers in Huelva were licking their wounds at this month's strawberry roundtable in south-western Spanish region.
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Spanish citrus growth
Spanish citrus trade organisation Intercitrus is forecasting increased exports and earnings in the 2003-04 season.
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French cherry comeback
With the 2003 French cherry season in its last throes, export committee chairman Jean-Pierre Giacomazzi (pictured) was in the UK last week to inform buyers of the commitment French producers have made to meeting the demands of this market.
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Supasweet onions on the map
Supasweet, the trade-marked, UK-bred, mild-tasting sweet onion was launched officially this week in Bedfordshire.
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Fairtrade Foundation restructures
The Fairtrade Foundation is opening up its membership to allow organisations with related goals to apply to join.
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Hargreaves snaps up ex-M&S buyer Stubbins
Plant propagator Hargreaves Plants has snapped up one of the best- known names in soft-fruit buying.
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Chiquita seals Pafco deal
US multi-national Chiquita has completed the sale of its Puerto Armuelles Fruit Co subsidiary in Panama to a worker co-operative.
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Apple growers should help themselves
Apple producers, suppliers and supermarkets world-wide can do a great deal more to help themselves and raise consumption simply by providing consistent quality, believes one leading New Zealand grower.
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Bayer shows commitment to fruit industry
Bayer CropScience announced its commitment to the british fruit industry at a House of Lords event on Monday.
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Children to receive produce education
Notts children to be given opportunity to visit local producers and learn about fruit and vegetables.
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Ghana: export capability expands
Ghana has the capability to increase its exports of fruit and vegetables to Europe and beyond substantially, the country's delegation to this week's Royal Show told freshinfo.
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Chilean growers federation to host seminar
Fedefruta, the Chilean Federation of Fruit Growers, is to host an international business seminar in Santiago in September to introduce interested importers from around the world to the Chilean fruit-producing industry.
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Europech' issues crop revision
European peach, nectarine and apricot estimates prepared in May have been revised by Europech' taking account of late spring weather in all the major production regions.
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Sun World licenses Australians
US stone fruit company Sun World has licensed two leading Australian firms to market its varieties in Australia.
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Bananas need lasting solution
Pressure group Euroban has chosen the 10th anniversary of the EU banana regime to call for a lasting solution to global banana trade strife.
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2,4-D import tolerance set for citrus
The Fresh Produce Consortium has released a statement after the Pesticides Safety Directorate set an import tolerance of 1mg/kg for 2,4-D on citrus.
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Spain: strawbs need EU enlargement
According to one producers' leader, the Spanish strawberry sector needs an enlarged EU in order to lift itself out of crisis following its worst season in 16 years.
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Citrus sector's hard times
Outspan chairman Kallie Schoeman has warned South African growers that hard times are ahead for the citrus industry.
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Grapefruit feels the squeeze
The grapefruit market in the UK this summer is going to experience a tightening in supply.

